JLA
“World War Three: Part Six: Mageddon”
Volume 1, Issue 41, May 2000
Released March 29, 2000
Cover Price: $2.99
Guide Price: $3.00 (as of 2004)
Estimated Issue Sales: 77,145
Writer: Grant Morrison
Penciller: Howard Porter
Inker: Drew Geraci
Colorists: Pat Garrahy, Heroic Age
Letterer: Ken Lopez
Assistant Editor: Tony Bedard
Editor: Dan Raspler
Heroes: Argent, Batman, Blue Beetle II, Booster Gold, Gypsy, Martian Manhunter, Nightwing II
Setting: New York, NY, USA, 20th-century
Cover Description: Superman leads the heroes of the DC Universe, including the majority of humanity, into space. (No Booster Gold.)
Brief Synopsis: The heroes lay it all on the line to defeat Mageddon.
Booster Gold's role in this story:
Cameo (Booster Gold makes a minor appearance)
Costume Worn: MARK XI armored power-suit
Story Notes: This issue is part of the "World War Three" storyline. This title will be re-used by writer Grant Morrison and others during the series 52.
Reprint Notes: This issue has been collected in JLA Volume 6: World War III.
Page 6, panel 2
Booster Gold is among the heroes unceremoniously thrown out of the meeting room of the JLA North America Embassy by Batman. Again Booster is depicted in the wrong costume, as he is clearly wearing his long-destroyed Mark I costume with no collar. (Is the coming of Mageddon powerful enough to disrupt time?) Also present are Argent, Blue Beetle, Gypsy, Martian Manhunger, and Nightwing.
Boosterrific Review: Just when it felt like everything was beginning to make sense, the story abruptly ends, leaving at least as many questions as it answered. This is disappointing, but not entirely unsatisfying.
Boosterrific Rating: Worth Its Weight In Gold.
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